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## Context Follow-up to #22672. Users' browsers hold corrupted cached responses for front-component request URLs from before the fix. #22672 fixed serving and caching for newly built front components, but the corrupted entries already sitting in browsers keep being served and need to be bypassed programmatically. ## What changed - `fetchComponentSourceFromNetwork` appends a constant `cacheBust=v2` query parameter to the component request (`GET /rest/front-components/:id/:cacheKey`). This changes the cache key, so any corrupted response cached under the old URL is never served again and the bundle is refetched. - Existing query parameters on the URL are preserved; if the URL cannot be parsed, the request falls back to the original URL unchanged. - The presigned S3 URL from the JSON handoff is left untouched: adding a query parameter there would invalidate its SigV4 signature. - The `CacheStorage` layer keeps using the logical component URL as its key, so its checksum-verified entries and hit behavior are unchanged. ## Test plan - `fetchComponentSourceFromNetwork.spec.ts`: assertions updated to expect the cache-busted component URL, plus a new test that existing query parameters are preserved and one that the presigned fetch stays unmodified; full renderer suite passes (226 tests). - `npx nx typecheck twenty-front-component-renderer` and `npx nx lint twenty-front-component-renderer` pass.
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